Food in Irish language
I'm hungry
| Munster | Tá ocras orm | taw uck-rus urm | |
| Ulster | Tá ocras orm | ta ok-rass oh-rum | |
| Connacht | Tá ocras orm | taw uck-rus urm |
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I'm starving!
| Munster | Táim stiugtha leis an ocras! | toym styoog-ha lesh on uk-rus! |
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drink
| Munster | deoch | jyuk |
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water
uisce
I'm thirsty
Tá tart orm
meals
béilí
food
bia
breakfast
bricfeasta
milk
bainne
bread
arán
butter
im
egg
ubh
poached egg
ubh scallta
scrambled egg
ubh scrofa
sugar
siúcra
salt
salann
sausage
ispín
pudding
putóg
marmalade
marmaláid
toast
arán tíortha
lunch
lón
supper
suipéar
dinner
dinnéar
rasher, ham
bagún
ham
muchmhás
gravy
súlach
meat
feoil
potato
práta
chips, french fries
sceallóga prátaí
potatoes
prátaí
chicken
sicín
tea
tae
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